There's a certain type of errors that can be hard to spot and will work fine. Since it's valid to do operations like ||
in this context is it even possible to have a rule that could notice when you might have meant the other one?
This is what you wrote
str.startsWith('str' || str.startsWith('str'))
This is what you meant
str.startsWith('str') || str.startsWith('str')
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